So I took my camera to a mall in a nearby town, that had a coffee weekend show, where different coffee machines – mainly Jura and Gaggia – were showcased. Here are the photos and videos, as well as my impressions, from the Jura booth.

Jura Booth

First I had to look at the monsters, the Z5 and Jura Impressa J5. You can see the Jura Impressa Z5 in action here, right after the steamed milk was poured to the cup, the espresso dose flows to the cup without having to move it.

Jura Impressa Z5

The Jura Impressa J5 surprised me with it’s amazing design. I really love the white color on this machine. This is the machine that won the red dot design award in the category of product design in 2007, competing against 2,548 products from 43 countries. That says something…

Jura Impressa J5

The other bean to cup machine that surprised me was the was the Jura ENA5. Jura brought 3 ENA5 machines in red, green and silver colors. That was enough to keep me staring at them for a while You can see the AutoCappuccino device on the right side of the machines. The plastic hose goes into the milk carton, and then gets sucked in to the frothing device, so you don’t have to do it yourself.

Jura ENA5

Jura ENA5

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